

If your goal is an optimized IT environment that helps your company grow and prosper, you need highly effective Help Desk support. You can learn more about using Outlook Web App folders and if you’re still using (formerly ), the process is different but you may still recover whatever? Outlook restores your recovered item to the folder it was deleted from.Select the message and click Recover Selected Items.Follow these instructions for both Outlook 2013 and Outlook 2010: You won’t be able to do this if you’re using a POP3 or IMAP account (sorry). If you’re using Outlook with an Exchange account ( here’s how to find out), you may be able to find your file using the “Recover deleted items” option.

Step Two: Recover items that are no longer in your Deleted Items folder. To restore several items at once, hold down the Control key as you click each item, then click Recover Selected.It works the same way for Calendar, Contact and Task items except Outlook automatically moves your recovered items back to their original places.If you’re recovering an email, right-click it when you find it and choose the “move” option - either back to your inbox or into another folder of your choice.From your email folder list, go to your Deleted Items folder and find the item you want to recover.Login to your Outlook Web App, the web browser version of Outlook for Office 365 and other Exchange-based users.Step One: Restore items from your Deleted Items folder.

If the item you’re looking for has been permanently deleted - it’s not in your Deleted Items folder or you hard deleted it (shift+delete) - it may still be recoverable for 14 days if you have an Exchange account and haven’t changed the default Office 365 settings. Or you can set your Outlook Web App to automatically delete the folder contents after a certain number of days, like 14 or 30, or as often as each time you sign out. You can leave items there indefinitely and build an enormous (and eventually problematic) folder.

When you delete an Outlook item, it’s moved to the Deleted Items folder that’s in your email folder list. Here’s how to stop panicking and get your items back. You can easily recover deleted items from your Deleted Items folder or, slightly less easily, from the place deleted items go when they disappear from your Deleted Items folder. April 2015: Oh, no! You deleted an important email - or appointment, task, contact or note.
